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One wrong move, one unexpected hug from an over-zealous fan, one enthusiastic wave… and everything could have tumbled out in full view of hundreds of paparazzi lenses. More
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One wrong move, one unexpected hug from an over-zealous fan, one enthusiastic wave… and everything could have tumbled out in full view of hundreds of paparazzi lenses. More
Once upon a time, Lindsay Lohan wore a sparkly, beaded, nude and silver gown by Theia to the amfAR gala, an AIDS benefit to which she was not officially invited. As Ashley noted, it was hardly a red carpet home run, but at least she didn’t do anything wildly inappropriate, right? More
A moment of silence for J. Lo’s Versace dress. More
I’ll be honest and say I had no idea who Julianne Hough was until today. But her epic Golden Globes wardrobe malfunction changed all that, for better or for worse. More
“Annie tore the strap on her dress, but luckily I had a pin :o)” More
It’s been a banner year for wardrobe malfunctions! From Phoebe Price‘s tryhard striving to Anne Hathaway‘s effortless oopsie, we have seen the genitals of many a celebrity who may or may not have intended us to. But which made the most relevant impact on us, as a culture? In an effort to help answer that question, I give you: the best and brightest wardrobe malfunctions of 2012. More
Zooey Deschanel might be known for playing woman-children, but she had some very grown-up cleavage going on at the Emmys last night. More
Modern Family star Sofia Vergara endured one hell of a wardrobe malfunction last night at the 64th annual Primetime Emmy Awards. In fact, she encountered every red carpet attendees’ worst nighumare: the zipper on her Zuhair Murad dress split across her backside, revealing her thong. Most celebrities would run screaming to their limos to 1) fix the zipper, 2) murder their stylists in cold blood and 3) binge on a cube of cheese to chill out maybe, but not Vergara. More
The pop star flashed fans in Istanbul during a spirited lip synch of “Human Nature.” Here is her nipple! More
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“Aspiring actress”/”media personality” Phoebe Price (who, as far as I can tell, is like a much older version of Courtney Stodden) suffered the latest in a long line of wardrobe malfunctions yesterday at Cannes, which begs the question: who invited her to Cannes? But while you can say what you like about the efficacy of this tactic at gaining the respect of one’s peers, you must admit there’s a certain kind of base artfulness to exposing your privates to the paparazzi, and that Price has grown quite good at it over the years. Also, bear in mind the fact that Price’s “peers” are people like the computer duster lady from Intervention and Tanning Mom. More
Stephanie Seymour is the latest victim of catastrophic wardrobe malfunction. Or, the latest to harness the power of her own nipples for publicity. We can’t really tell anymore. More
Note to everyone: this is how it’s done. More
Remember Janet Jackson? More
When I first saw the advertisement for James Franco and Anne Hathaway hosting the Oscars – wherein he flings a curtain over her screaming “wardrobe malfunction!” I thought “God, it seems like Anne Hathaway and James Franco are on the most awkward first date ever.” And then I thought “wait, there are no nipple slips at the Oscars. That’s a Superbowl thing.” And then I was wrong. Here are the top five. (This year, I’m betting on Paz de la Huerta). More